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| − | [[Image:GhalaliKey.jpg|thumb|130px|right|Lara holding the Ghalali Key]]The '''Ghalali Key''' is featured in [[Tomb Raider: Legend]] | + | [[Image:GhalaliKey.jpg|thumb|130px|right|Lara holding the Ghalali Key]]The '''Ghalali Key''' is the second main artifact featured in [[Tomb Raider: Legend]]. It is the key of fitting the broken parts of [[Excalibur]] together. |
| − | It was said to | + | It was said to have been a gift to [[Amelia Croft]] from her husband and Lara's father, [[Richard Croft]] to replace a pendant she lost in Ghana, South Africa. The Ghalali Key was as significant as Excalibur itself, and was sought after by [[James Rutland]] and [[Amanda Evert]] |
| − | In [[Tomb Raider: Legend]], [[Lara]] finds the Ghalali Key at the front of the plane, which crashed in [[Nepal]] when she was a young girl, and it is retrieved in | + | In [[Tomb Raider: Legend]], [[Lara]] finds the Ghalali Key at the front of the plane, which crashed in [[Nepal]] when she was a young girl, and it is retrieved in the Nepal level of the game. |
Revision as of 02:26, 4 October 2008
The Ghalali Key is the second main artifact featured in Tomb Raider: Legend. It is the key of fitting the broken parts of Excalibur together.
It was said to have been a gift to Amelia Croft from her husband and Lara's father, Richard Croft to replace a pendant she lost in Ghana, South Africa. The Ghalali Key was as significant as Excalibur itself, and was sought after by James Rutland and Amanda Evert
In Tomb Raider: Legend, Lara finds the Ghalali Key at the front of the plane, which crashed in Nepal when she was a young girl, and it is retrieved in the Nepal level of the game.
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